Love a hall or entry full of collected mirrors. I try to score ones from the Goodwill but they are never as fab as what others find while thrifting. Where do you purchase mirrors from?
{Via Desire to Inspire, Scofield Lighting & my Decor board on pinterest.
This is nothing new as I’ve seen many posts about this everywhere. Just have a place to catch all: keys, sunglasses, mail, umbrellas, coats and maybe a mirror to check your hair before you run out. Love the big leafy stem from above…
Those cheap square mirrors you can get anywhere. It looks so lovely the way it was styled above with a simple ledge & small ottomon for removing shoes. One doesn’t have to have lots of space to achieve a functional one…
The look above is a cute idea for a small wall in an entry way. Just use some decorative letters from Micheals or Hobby Lobby & chalkboard paint & of course…chalk to complete the wall look…
Another nice spice rack idea. The black floating shelves blend in with the wall. So creative…
I think we all may have seen the above image floating around blogs but did you see the other half of the room? Yeah I was surprised too to find the home on Apartment Therapy. Turns out this wall is a very slim wall. The perfect opportunity for one to separate an entryway area in a space that really doesn’t have one (like most apartments). Not only that, it really gives a person the chance to play around with a bold color, wallpaper or pattern when they may be too afraid to have it in an entire room. I love this. So fresh and stylish. It creates a focal point when you walk in.
{The Aestate Tumblr}
Some people think symmetry in design is boring and too safe. I personally love it but if something isn’t symmetrical, I prefer that it’s at least balanced. By that I mean, if there is a console table with a lamp on one side and a plant on the other, I would want them the same height. If a mirror and a pic is hung over nightstands, I’ll need them to be hung at the same height. So what are your thoughts? First what do you think of this fabulous mirrored greek key console table? Such a statement piece…
{House Interiors via Pinterest}
Ever open the door for someone like the delivery person but kept the door close behind you so they could not see through your home? Some apartments and homes have very little for entryway privacy. Most times you can come straight from the front door into the space. It isn’t ideal for a number of reasons including cold air filling the room rather quickly. If there was a wall or an entry area this can be prevented. That’s where a divider comes in handy. Set one up with a console table in front and now you have a space to set your bags and keys and keep outsiders from seeing directly into your home…
